BJN Radio – Ep. 13: The good times keep rolling with a series win over the Phillies
After picking up a sweep in Atlanta over the Braves, the Blue Jays kept the good times rolling in Dunedin by taking two of three over the Phillies.
Ross Atkins talks about Nate Pearson, Thomas Hatch, Alek Manoah, Gabe Moreno, and more!
Before Sunday’s rubber match against the Phillies, general manager Ross Atkins had a media availability in which he provided injury updates on George Springer, Thomas Hatch, and Nate Pearson while also talking about a handful of prospects in the system who are on the team’s radar.
The Blue Jays called up a starter from Triple-A (but it isn’t the one you expected!)
Nick Allgeyer is the newest guy to join the Blue Jays game of pitcher musical chairs.
The Blue Jays host the Phillies to kick off their final homestand in Dunedin
Fresh off a three-game sweep over the Braves in Atlanta, the Blue Jays will return to Dunedin to face the Philadelphia Phillies. Let’s hope the team can follow up their 1992-esque pounding of the Braves with a 1993-esque pounding of the Phillies.
Alek Manoah continues to dominate Triple-A competition
Hyun Jin Ryu tossed a gem and Teoscar Hernandez hit two homers as the Blue Jays won yet another game over the Atlanta Braves.
Vladdy breaks out of his slump, Nate Pearson goes back to Triple-A, Oakland relocation talk, and more!
Quite a bit happened yesterday so let’s go through all of it…
BJN Radio – Ep. 11: Houston, Nate has a problem
After earning a split in Oakland, the Blue Jays rolled into Houston and dropped two of three against the Astros.
The Springer-less Blue Jays head to Houston
Marcus Semien just had a nice homecoming in Oakland in which the team honoured him with a touching video tribute. This would have been George Springer’s triumphant return to Houston, but he’ll have to wait until next season for his video tribute and ovation from Astros fans as he’s back on the Injured List.
BJN Radio Ep. 10: A split in Oakland, the Springer Saga, Free Manoah, and more!
There was a lot to talk about after the Blue Jays’ four-game set out west in Oakland.
Alek Manoah’s Triple-A debut was insane
Alek Manoah’s last professional game came in August of 2019 for the Rookie League Vancouver Canadians.
George Springer is headed back to the Injured List
I guess it wasn’t about fatigue after all. Shocking!